LR Mobile News Analysis - Ray Le Maistre - Post a comment March 24, 2010 : Verizon Wireless will use policy control specialist's tech to help manage its LTE, and some 3G, data traffic
News Analysis - Ray Le Maistre - Post a comment March 23, 2010 : After years of talking about convergence, Alcatel-Lucent appears to have put together a workable multimedia, multi-screen delivery strategy
News Analysis - Carol Wilson - Post a comment March 23, 2010 : Multinationals want services that prioritize and protect their apps, and the market is about to deliver, says Reliance Globalcom's Kamran Sistanizadeh
News Analysis - Ray Le Maistre - Post a comment March 4, 2010 : NSN's Business Solutions division has pulled together a compelling set of technology assets, but it currently has a cloud-shaped hole
News Analysis - Ray Le Maistre - Post a comment March 2, 2010 : CA adds to its cloud assets, NetCracker gets fatter with its parent's software assets, and more
News Wire Feed - Post a comment March 24, 2010 : FusionWorks 6 reduces total cost of ownership (TCO) while offering improved visibility of system performance
LR Mobile News Feed - Post a comment March 15, 2010 : Bridgewater announced its participation in the Global MultiService Forum interoperability testing event over the next two weeks
News Wire Feed - Post a comment March 3, 2010 : Three of the customers are DSL service providers, two are cable network operators, and one is a mobile broadband service provider
LR Mobile News Feed - Post a comment March 2, 2010 : European property of a major global mobile operator group has selected the Bridgewater Policy Controller (PCRF)
Rewired - Carol Wilson - Post a comment March 25, 2010 : 2:30 PM A short summary of Light Reading's Policy, DPI and Mobile Packet Core event here at CTIA
White Papers With TV advertising dollars migrating to the Internet, this whitepaper outlines the necessary steps for network operators to protect their advertising market share.
The Philter - Phil Harvey - Post a comment March 17, 2010 : 4:15 PM Service providers are asked to use reasonable network management practices. But who gets to say what's reasonable?
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